Kingdom Come: Deliverance (PS4/XBox1/PC)

[jfsolo]

We'll see how it plays out but maybe it's better to die in an minute or two and quickly reload instead of fighting a 10, 20, 40 minute battle like in some games and then die and have to start all over. If one can easily learn from their mistakes and win fights after only a 3-4 quick tries then it might be all right, otherwise I think that the game will end up being super niche.

[Picci]

New information on the in-gaming decisions you may face, and a huge update that will come with the release that could possibly help with the early combat concerns revealed by Trusted Reviews; It surely will delay early reviews I suspect.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance will have quite the hefty day one patch for players to download on PlayStation 4. The Kingdom Come: Deliverance update 1.01 patch comes in at a massive 23.072 gigabytes. That brings the total size of the game around 46 gigabytes, which means that the day one update doubles the install size. Here’s the full Kingdom Come: Deliverance update 1.01 patch notes: Addition of multiple new events to the open world. Massive improvement in dialogue animations. Gaining money and experience is rebalanced. Weapon and armour stats are rebalanced. General combat improvements. Improved NPC reaction time. Sound propagation adjusted. Archery is now possible in stealth mode. Improved Persuasion UI. Plus numerous other bug fixes and improvements. Failure does not mean loss in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. If you make a decision, you will have to live with it. Your speech check failed when trying to convince the drunk to pay the money he owes? You can try stealing it from him, or maybe you can settle it like a couple of monkeys and punch each other until you get what you want. If the fight fails, you can come back later with a crew of friends to try it again in a completely unfair four-on-one bout. Every part of the game provides this level of nuanced decision-making that will let you play exactly how you want to, seemingly in a less gamified way than most games currently do. This web of choices extends to reputations with town and individuals, and politics of the country, again based on real life politics of the time. Every one of these systems weaves in and out of each other to provide a game that seems to have exceptional depth. Often times, politics are just as if not more important than fights. While a clean left hook or a sharp blade can solve some problems, it’s the subtlety and tact that makes the real difference. Read more at http://www.playstationlifestyle.net/...Gos1y5gTQ4o.99

[dickey1331]

I caved and ended up preordering this game. It looks good but it could end up not being very good at all.


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[CMH]

The way the world works sound amazing.

But I can't be the only one a bit fearful. We've heard this song and dance from developers before and then we find out things aren't really as complex as advertised.

I'm definitely waiting on reviews before I take the plunge unless I see a really good preorder deal.

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[CMH]

Quote: Originally Posted by dickey1331

I caved and ended up preordering this game. It looks good but it could end up not being very good at all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

I'll be reading your posts. Glad someone is taking the dive.

I hope it's good. I want more games like this. Historical fiction without the magical fantasy mixed in.

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[Picci]

Some interesting thoughts/ info regarding Warhorse I've found.

This is their 1st game in the market. One of the owners, Daniel Vávra, the game artistic talent of the 2, has fingerprints around the Mafia 1 & 2 series.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warhorse_Studios


Warhorse, originally asked for a kick starter amount of £300,000 (that's $414,411.00 to the US Dollar for this project). Their backing has reached £1,106,371 ($1,528,683.87 US Dollar) which was added to the project to what it is today. Quite an impressive support group for a first-time product into the market. They actually show you where those extra dollars went to in the game in their project page.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...me-deliverance

[Skyboxer]

Certainly will be waiting on some OS thoughts...

[Phobia]

I'm super interested in the game and how it's historically accurate BUT I'm also very leery of the combat system. In all the videos I've seen so far, it looks very clunky and not worthy of a $60 price tag.

As of now, I'm waiting for a steam sale which I'm sure won't be very long.